Aria is based on ChatGPT and Google PaLM engine, with Google search integration. This means that whatever those two AI models give it (or 'her', as you may say) and whatever the top results on Google are is going to be a basis for what it tells you.

In my experience, all the chats - or at least the most well-known ones, are left-biased to a greater or lesser degree. And, insofar as they make use of the search engines, these too are left-biased to a greater or lesser degree. Surprisingly, Yandex is the least biased.

@davidf44 said in Aria results are biased left:

Looks like a few algorithms need to be adjusted.

Unfortunately, that isn't something Opera can do. That would be up to OpenAI and Google. While Opera could technically switch to a model like Claude or Llama, the results would be the same. Opera could only fix this issue by making their own AI model (a great undertaking indeed!).

I do have an “Unbiased” AI bot that you can test here:

BestCodes-Unbiased AI Model

I hope this is insightful.
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And that’s, what I got:
„ The terms "right" and "left" in politics generally refer to the position of a party or ideology on the political spectrum. Here's an explanation of the main differences between the two:

Politically Right vs. Left:

Economic Views:
Right: Generally supports free market capitalism, limited government intervention in the economy, and lower taxes. Emphasizes individual economic freedom and the role of the private sector.
Left: Tends to advocate for more government intervention in the economy, progressive taxation, and social welfare programs. Focuses on reducing economic inequality and providing a social safety net.

Social Views:
Right: Often holds conservative social values, such as traditional family structures, religious influence, and a focus on law and order. May prioritize national security and sovereignty.
Left: Tends to prioritize social equality, individual freedoms, and may advocate for progressive social policies, such as LGBTQ+ rights, gender equality, and multiculturalism.

Role of Government:
Right: Generally supports a smaller government with less regulation in both the economic and social spheres. Emphasizes personal responsibility and individual freedoms.
Left: Often advocates for a more active role for the government in regulating the economy and providing social services. Focuses on addressing social issues and promoting equality through government action.

International Relations:
Right: May emphasize national interests, sovereignty, and a strong military presence. Tends to prioritize national security and may advocate for a more assertive foreign policy.
Left: Often supports international cooperation, diplomacy, and may prioritize human rights and global issues. Tends to advocate for more restrained foreign policy.

Environmental Policies:
Right: Often prioritizes economic growth and may be more hesitant to implement strict environmental regulations that could impact businesses.
Left: Tends to prioritize environmental protection and may advocate for stronger regulations to address climate change and environmental degradation.

Preference:
The preference for right or left political ideologies is subjective and varies from person to person. Some may prefer the principles of the right, such as individual freedom and limited government intervention, while others may prioritize the principles of the left, such as social equality and government support for those in need. It's important to note that both sides have valid concerns and can contribute to a healthy political discourse. Ultimately, the choice between right and left is a matter of personal values and the specific context of each issue.“

That doesn’t sound like bias either way. Dies it?

There could be a million reasons for this. Just use something else if Aria is not to your taste. If you can provide examples of what you are talking about this would be helpful.